Post Your Own 12x20” LF Image

[diversey]

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12x20 FS View Camera
Ilford Ortho Plus 80
Nikkor-M 450mm F9
HC-110, 1+31, 68F, 7min Rotary

[Steven Ruttenberg]

Big image. Got a picture of the camera?

[diversey]

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Big image. Got a picture of the camera?

[Andrew Plume]

Your 'Empire State' looks to be in terrific condition - always good to see images of ULF Cameras

regards

Andrew

[diversey]

Hope more people can shAre their 12x20 images. An amazing format for landscape.


Your 'Empire State' looks to be in terrific condition - always good to see images of ULF Cameras

regards

Andrew

[Jim Fitzgerald]

Beautiful camera. I'm only shooting 8x20 so I'm 4 inches short.

[Corran]

Beautiful camera. I'm only shooting 8x20 so I'm 4 inches short.

Same!

I've cropped a couple 16x20 prints to 12x20, seems like a nice format. After lugging an 8x20 around it seems like it wouldn't be much bigger, but... :)

[DMS206]

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I don’t have a good way to convert to digital image, but here is a Folmer & Schwing pic. 16.5” red dot Artar. I was using a packard shutter and exposed it twice. ( by accident)

[diversey]

A cool image! I have a red dot artar 19” and will give it a try.



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I don’t have a good way to convert to digital image, but here is a Folmer & Schwing pic. 16.5” red dot Artar. I was using a packard shutter and exposed it twice. ( by accident)

[diversey]

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12x20 Folmer Schwing View Camera
Ilford Ortho Plus 80
Nikkor-M 450mm F9
HC-110, 1+31, 68F, 7min Rotary

[Old_Dick]

diversey , please keep posting. Very nice work.

[Roger Thoms]

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12x20 Folmer Schwing View Camera
Ilford Ortho Plus 80
Nikkor-M 450mm F9
HC-110, 1+31, 68F, 7min Rotary

This is very nice! How are you scanning these negatives?

Roger

[diversey]

Thanks for your kind words!


diversey , please keep posting. Very nice work.

[diversey]

I scanned the negative in 6 sections by a Epson 4990 and stitched all 6 sections together by photoshop. Thanks!


This is very nice! How are you scanning these negatives?

Roger

[diversey]

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Folmer-Schwing 12x20
Ilford Ortho Plus 80, 12x20
Nikkor-M 450/F9

[Tin Can]

Great guns David!

What is that?

A Nuke cooling tower controlled by gigantic binary parking garage?





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Folmer-Schwing 12x20
Ilford Ortho Plus 80, 12x20
Nikkor-M 450/F9

[diversey]

Randy: It is called "The Beacon and Code Wall" in our Town Center. David:o



Great guns David!

What is that?

A Nuke cooling tower controlled by gigantic binary parking garage?

[karl french]

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KB Canham 12x20
Ilford Delta 100
Nikkor M 450mm f9
Pt/Pd print on Arches Platine

[diversey]

Karl: it is so peaceful and beautiful! Perfect composition! Where did you take this photo? David


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KB Canham 12x20
Ilford Delta 100
Nikkor M 450mm f9
Pt/Pd print on Arches Platine

[karl french]

Thanks. This pond is along HWY 120, not too far from Tioga Pass.

[Martin Aislabie]

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KB Canham 12x20
Ilford Delta 100
Nikkor M 450mm f9
Pt/Pd print on Arches Platine

Wow - that is stunning.

The actual print must be quite something

Martin

[diversey]

Thanks! Hope visit it in future.

Thanks. This pond is along HWY 120, not too far from Tioga Pass.

[Corran]

My first 12x20 image. Went roaming in the Chattahoochee National Forest looking for a scene that fit the format well to test a new camera.

Chattahoochee Runoff
Wisner 12x20, Schneider 360mm f/5.6 Symmar, HP5+ dev'd in HC-110 dil. H:

https://1.bp.blogspot.com/-rfidiI9q8Xk/X8RzYlestJI/AAAAAAAANLs/lAvrpnTftfcWECvldB3N-KTJvQnKwC-UQCLcBGAsYHQ/s1100/1220-5878s.jpg

[Roger Thoms]

Roaming around with the 12x20, ah youth!!! Nice image, must have been exciting when you saw the results.

Roger

[Tin Can]

Agree!

[Corran]

Thanks! Yes, pretty exciting not to have light-leaks or other issues that plagued me with the old 8x20 when I first started (took me over a year to get my first successful image from that camera).

I also "adapted" one of the film holders this camera came with to shoot 8x20 so I can still use that format...if it works. Haven't tested it out yet.

[CreationBear]

Went roaming in the Chattahoochee National Forest


Excellent, so I'm assuming you're rolling heavy like some piedmontane Clyde Butcher these days?:) That certainly seems to be a format made for this part of the world--definitely need to get it up to Spence Field come Spring.

[diversey]

A nice 12x20 photo! How does Schneider 360mm f/5.6 Symmar cover this format?

[QUOTE=Corran;1577540]My first 12x20 image. Went roaming in the Chattahoochee National Forest looking for a scene that fit the format well to test a new camera.

Chattahoochee Runoff
Wisner 12x20, Schneider 360mm f/5.6 Symmar, HP5+ dev'd in HC-110 dil. H:

[Corran]

Indeed CB, I think this format is a bit more relevant than the 8x20 long-and-thin negative which was hard to find compositions with. Also I am traveling to Myakka next month so maybe I will find Clyde in his natural habitat! :)

diversey, I assumed it only covered just so, but here I used a generous amount of fall as you can see in the photo I posted in the "Setup" thread. I would guess there's at least 600mm of coverage. Of course I am at f/64 so that helps.

[jmdavis]

My first 12x20 image. Went roaming in the Chattahoochee National Forest looking for a scene that fit the format well to test a new camera.

Chattahoochee Runoff
Wisner 12x20, Schneider 360mm f/5.6 Symmar, HP5+ dev'd in HC-110 dil. H:

https://1.bp.blogspot.com/-rfidiI9q8Xk/X8RzYlestJI/AAAAAAAANLs/lAvrpnTftfcWECvldB3N-KTJvQnKwC-UQCLcBGAsYHQ/s1100/1220-5878s.jpg

Beautiful! That print could change my mind about HP5. I have always felt that it was too gray for my tastes. But clearly not in Chattahoochee. :-)

[Corran]

Beautiful! That print could change my mind about HP5. I have always felt that it was too gray for my tastes. But clearly not in Chattahoochee. :-)

I seem to like HP5 more and more as the format gets larger. I'm not a fan in 35mm. The reciprocity-induced contrast boost seems to help.

[John Layton]

Bryan thats wonderful.

I like that the clarity of the water offers a glimpse of rocks below, the complimentary diagonals in upper and lower right...coinciding to add a bit of directional emphasis for the waters flow. That bolt of water in the upper left-middle...could be bothersome if it were broader/brighter, but just right as is, and the "creamy brilliance" of water over rock, a perfect example of allowing bits of scale to migrate up into the "high eights" (assuming that my screen is translating this)...just enough to be maximally effective, without going too far.

Also the format itself...is so very appropriate to capture the broad sweep of a river, and just shy (for me at least) of going overboard, as can anything truly 2:1 (like 12x24) or broader (again, for my eyes). Perfect!

The only thing my eyes are still reaching for is to see just a very tiny bit more into some darks/shadows - but my guess is that your print will show just this much. Its been my experience, at least with work that I've posted which is similar (in terms of subject matter and tonal scale) to your example here, that darks/shadows which I've rendered very dark, and yet with some detail, tend to go quite black on my screen, to the extent that the very minimal (but important) amount of detail there is lost.

[Corran]

Thank you very much John. I am glad you saw the leading diagonal branches, which is really what drove me to make this image as it felt "complete."

Agree on the screen. I think also the size you see on the screen, being much smaller than real life, affects the subjective shadow rendering.

[William Whitaker]

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KB Canham 12x20
Ilford Delta 100
Nikkor M 450mm f9
Pt/Pd print on Arches Platine

That's lovely Karl! I only just today saw this thread. Very happy to see the interest in this format!

[karl french]

Thanks. It's currently my primary format. Just starting to play around with the 22.25" Verito on 12x20 as well.

[dasBlute]

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KB Canham 12x20
Ilford Delta 100
Nikkor M 450mm f9
Pt/Pd print on Arches Platine

A glorious image, one for the ages... great work, Karl!

[diversey]

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Folmer-Schwing 12x20
Ilford Ortho Plus 80, 12x20
Nikkor-M 450/F9

[Tin Can]

Like, David!



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Folmer-Schwing 12x20
Ilford Ortho Plus 80, 12x20
Nikkor-M 450/F9

[diversey]

Thanks, Randy!

[sanking]

12X20" negative that I exposed at the Great Sand Dunes in 2002. 350 G-Claron at f/32. TMax-400 in Pyrocat_HD.

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[sanking]

And one more, same year, lens and film.

Sandy

[Martin Aislabie]

And one more, same year, lens and film.

Sandy

Both are fabulous shots Sandy.

They must be spectacular as silver or carbon prints.

Martin

[sanking]

Both are fabulous shots Sandy.

They must be spectacular as silver or carbon prints.

Martin

Martin,

Thank you for your kind comment. The 12X20 negatives from that trip were misplaced for many years and I only recently located them, along with quite a number of 5X7 negatives made the same year at the the Great Sand Dunes. It is kind of odd looking at the work since it was lost to my memory for so long, but comforting how looking at it now brings back so many memories, not just of the photographs but also of other people and events related to that trip. I digitized the negatives earlier this year with very high resolution scans and am now planning to print a small portfolio of the work sometime next year.

Sandy

[Andrea Gazzoni]

12X20" negative that I exposed at the Great Sand Dunes in 2002. 350 G-Claron at f/32. TMax-400 in Pyrocat_HD.

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Sandy this is beautiful. Bravo!

[Corran]

125th Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Pickett's Mill Historic Site
Wisner 12x20, Nikkor-M 450mm f/9, Ilford HP5+ film dev'd in HC-110 1:63, 12:00

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[diversey]

This is very cool shot!


125th Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Pickett's Mill Historic Site
Wisner 12x20, Nikkor-M 450mm f/9, Ilford HP5+ film dev'd in HC-110 1:63, 12:00

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[Vaughn]

125th Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Pickett's Mill Historic Site
Wisner 12x20, Nikkor-M 450mm f/9, Ilford HP5+ film dev'd in HC-110 1:63, 12:00

Great image, Corran. The well placed depth of field stands the Volunteers out in the field.

Also it looks like they are waiting for someone to volunteer to open that keg of beer.

[Corran]

Thank you both!

So when I was loading film that morning, I opened a "new" (old, taped up) box of HP5+ film. I immediately recognized the notch codes as being Portra 160NC. It was also not even in a bag...so I couldn't be sure of condition. I loaded a single sheet and shot this image. Obviously there is fogging, possibly from age or possibly from storage w/o a bag (perhaps lower sheets having less fogging). I'll have to shoot a few more sheets to see, but overall the results are interesting and I'm not likely to ever get a chance to shoot color 12x20 after the few sheets of Portra included with the sale of the camera.

Still with the 450mm, at f/22:

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A bit of cropping and editing and it's pretty much okay:

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[Roger Thoms]

Oh, that’s cool, don’t see 12x20 color very often. Just curious how did you get the sheet processed? Just curious because I have some 12x20 Portra, probably from the same run as yours.

Roger

[Corran]

I tray processed it. I have steel tanks I do 4x5 in (dip and dunk), so I warmed up the chemicals in them. Then I poured them in the 12x20 trays and developed. I'm sure I lost a couple degrees in the process but at this point I'm guessing it doesn't matter much :).

[Tin Can]

Great stuff Bryan!

https://www.exploregeorgia.org/dallas/history-heritage/civil-war/picketts-mill-battlefield-state-historic-site


125th Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Pickett's Mill Historic Site
Wisner 12x20, Nikkor-M 450mm f/9, Ilford HP5+ film dev'd in HC-110 1:63, 12:00

https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEggieL1emxa5_Bl14aQobGRA-bQcZJW7UQlF_cQk518MC-45vq2gDkgrHQ9lbh7Pg3XFi9vJE5bmT3XvcJ9Br5A07IlD9CpiDrVH3M83tQFV-vTUTCN99unMJzXYYngN3wjwF7oQ6Di8NViqKIGRGTEEVF1GcWMLdVcs9oKwJm0Zj9c76YaTJIuvgGr/s1000/pickettsmill-9255ss.jpg

[cp_photo]

That's very interesting to see 12x20 color. I'm curious to know how you scanned it.


I tray processed it. I have steel tanks I do 4x5 in (dip and dunk), so I warmed up the chemicals in them. Then I poured them in the 12x20 trays and developed. I'm sure I lost a couple degrees in the process but at this point I'm guessing it doesn't matter much :).

[diversey]

A nice 12x20 color photo! Rarely seen!

[Corran]

Thanks - my scanner just barely fits the 12x20 negative (Screen Cezanne).

[diversey]

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12x20 contact print.
How do you align the negative and photo paper perfectly when you do contact print?

[Martin Aislabie]

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12x20 contact print.
How do you align the negative and photo paper perfectly when you do contact print?

The picture must look stunning to look at.

Martin

[esearing]

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12x20 contact print.
How do you align the negative and photo paper perfectly when you do contact print?

Lovely - at first I thought it was a salt print on textured paper, but then realized thats just paper towels below it. I align my contact prints by taping the edge of the negative and use the top edge of the frame for the paper. For 5x12 I have a thin paper masking guide in an 11x14 frame aligned so that I get 1" around the image on all sides by just dropping the paper on top of the guide and negative. In your larger size it might be a worthy investment to have a custom contact print frame made.

[diversey]

Thanks, Martin!

[diversey]

Thanks for your tips! I have a 14x23 contact frame. Maybe I should look for an exact 12x20 contact frame or make a mask as you do for your 5x12.


Lovely - at first I thought it was a salt print on textured paper, but then realized thats just paper towels below it. I align my contact prints by taping the edge of the negative and use the top edge of the frame for the paper. For 5x12 I have a thin paper masking guide in an 11x14 frame aligned so that I get 1" around the image on all sides by just dropping the paper on top of the guide and negative. In your larger size it might be a worthy investment to have a custom contact print frame made.

[Corran]

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12x20 contact print.
How do you align the negative and photo paper perfectly when you do contact print?

I can only speak for myself here, which may not apply to your situation.

I use a big piece of ANR plexiglass with metal handles on the edge to weigh down the negative and paper. Since there's no lip or edge, I can align the paper and negative easily. Back when I started doing contact prints, I just used 16x20 paper or 20x24 paper cut in half for 8x20 and 12x20 prints exactly. I could tell in the darkroom if the paper / negative was misaligned.

That said, lately I've used 20x24 paper cut down to about 14x24 for contact prints, giving me a bit more wiggle room both for the print and for mounting with the edges showing (about 13x21). I can use the strip I cut off for test strips.

However I am experimenting with photo corners for mounting to foam board as a different way of presentation, so might go back to the exact print size method.

Nice print btw.

[MikeM]

Beautiful.

[diversey]

I also cut 20x24 in half for 12x20 contact print. I like your 14x24 cutting. Thanks!


I can only speak for myself here, which may not apply to your situation.

I use a big piece of ANR plexiglass with metal handles on the edge to weigh down the negative and paper. Since there's no lip or edge, I can align the paper and negative easily. Back when I started doing contact prints, I just used 16x20 paper or 20x24 paper cut in half for 8x20 and 12x20 prints exactly. I could tell in the darkroom if the paper / negative was misaligned.

That said, lately I've used 20x24 paper cut down to about 14x24 for contact prints, giving me a bit more wiggle room both for the print and for mounting with the edges showing (about 13x21). I can use the strip I cut off for test strips.

However I am experimenting with photo corners for mounting to foam board as a different way of presentation, so might go back to the exact print size method.

Nice print btw.

[diversey]

Thanks!

Beautiful.

[Corran]

Bond Swamp Boatramp
Wisner 12x20, 620mm f/12 element from Schneider 360mm Symmar stopped down to f/128, HP5+ shot at an EI of 200 and dev'd in HC-110 dil. H for 10 minutes at 70F, 5 minutes exposure:

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[Martin Aislabie]

Bond Swamp Boatramp
Wisner 12x20, 620mm f/12 element from Schneider 360mm Symmar stopped down to f/128, HP5+ shot at an EI of 200 and dev'd in HC-110 dil. H for 10 minutes at 70F, 5 minutes exposure:

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Simply fabulous

I cannot image how rich in tone and texture the print must be

Martin

[Corran]

Thanks Martin. I plan to print this for sure.

[diversey]

Nicely done! I wait for a lens board to mount my Symmar 360/620mm convertible and use it on my FS 12x20.


Bond Swamp Boatramp
Wisner 12x20, 620mm f/12 element from Schneider 360mm Symmar stopped down to f/128, HP5+ shot at an EI of 200 and dev'd in HC-110 dil. H for 10 minutes at 70F, 5 minutes exposure:

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[diversey]

Symmar 360mm/620mm convertible lens, Ilford FP4 125 film.

360mm, F64
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620mm F64
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[Corran]

Phenomenal! What part of Florida were these taken?

[diversey]

Thanks! Split Oak Forest in East Orlando.


Phenomenal! What part of Florida were these taken?

[Corran]

Nice! I might be in Orlando for a conference in June...

[diversey]

Nice! Let me know if you want to go LF outing together.[

QUOTE=Corran;1670445]Nice! I might be in Orlando for a conference in June...[/QUOTE]

[diversey]

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Oak Trees
Nikon M-450mm
Ilford FP4

[Tin Can]

Excellent!


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Oak Trees
Nikon M-450mm
Ilford FP4

[Corran]

Fantastic diversey! I didn't make it to Florida in June but your photographs make me miss it.

[diversey]

Thanks, Randy and Corran!

[diversey]

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Schneider Symmar 360/620mm convertible lens
360mm, F64, 15sec
Green filter
HC-110
Cirkut 125 film rated at 50

[Tin Can]

Immersive!



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schneider symmar 360/620mm convertible lens
360mm, f64, 15sec
green filter
hc-110
cirkut 125 film rated at 50

[diversey]

Thanks, Randy!

[diversey]

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Oak Tree Forest
Folmer-Schwing 12X20 Camera
Schneider Symmar 360/600mm Convertible Lens
12x20 Cirkut Film Rated at ISO50
F64, 15sec, Green Filter
HC-110 Dilution H, 10min, 68F
Epson 4990 Scanner

[Dugan]

Excellent!
Well seen & beautifully executed.
The subject fits the format perfectly!

[diversey]

Thank you for your kind words.


Excellent!
Well seen & beautifully executed.
The subject fits the format perfectly!